The global foreign exchange monitoring and consulting company which represents asset owners and managers, FX Transparency, has appointed a representative for Asia Pacific, based in Melbourne. The firm delves into the opaque world of FX, which, for big Australian investors … Continue reading →

More momentum to end a deceptive market practice that does not add any value or liquidity in today’s FX market. Interesting also that shortly after this news hit the wires, Thomson Reuters signs a statement of commitment to the Global … Continue reading →

Market headlines in recent days will influence the evolving OTC FX market structure. The judgement against “pre-hedging” activities will have serious risk consequences for market makers and the prices clients ultimately receive. Market sentiment is biased negatively for liquidity with continued … Continue reading →

Currenex and FX Connect Parent Company Fined $35m by the US SEC State Street has agreed to settle with the US financial watchdog over its fraudulent actions. “The SEC order finds that State Street’s scheme to overcharge transition management customers … Continue reading →

The new FX Global Code of Conduct has become an area of great interest amongst institutional investors. The recent Pensions and Investments article by George Gerstein, counsel at Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young LLP, answers two important questions for Asset Owners: … Continue reading →

Later this month, money managers, pension funds, brokers, banks and other participants in the foreign-exchange market will be asked to sign off on an FX Global Code of Conduct that industry sources said will result in more information to assess … Continue reading →

FCA proposals point governance liability directly at global investors. This proposal will be up for consultation until January 4, 2017. Throw in MiFID II best execution requirements drawing closer, firms will have a narrowing window to improve data collection and … Continue reading →

FX Transparency is an independent provider of foreign exchange
transaction cost analysis (FX TCA)
and currency execution consulting. The firm's mission is to quantify and reduce currency-trading costs for
all institutional buy-side
market participants around the globe. FX Transparency was founded in April 2009 and is headquartered in
Framingham, Massachusetts and
also has an office in London, UK. For more information about FX Transparency's TCA services or to see how
your company's execution costs
compare to others using the FXT Peer Universe™ program, please contact us at +1 508-283-5850.